For the Week of
January 13-19, 2000
Cover: Broken Homebuyers
Valley residents complain that their brand-new homes are crooked and falling apart.
News: Violent Signs
A local woman says that if police acted on her report of an attempted rape by an ex-con, Gloria Bonilla might still be alive.
Metropolis News Extras
- Willow Glen: Judge rules in favor of district on Broadway.
- Monte Sereno: Monte Sereno residents just say no to open-space notion.
Pot Shot: Weed freaks get into the 12-step shuffle.
Public Eye: John Diquisto goes to the sewer.
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Pouring on the Brass: SJ Symphony's Copland choice looked better in print than it sounded on stage.
Jazz Lit: Writers, poets and musicians intersect at San Jose Museum's five-night series of readings and performances.
Aural Fixation: Sacramento's Luxt delivers a sinister growl at Cactus performance.
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Ryder of the Storm: Winona Ryder takes a hiatus from life as a mental patient in therapeutically vague 'Girl, Interrupted.'
Light in The Forest: 'Snow Falling on Cedars' offers visual poetry.
Ride the Whirlwind: 'The Hurricane' simplifies a complex case.
Staging the Past: A crowd of actors resurrects '30s stage history in 'Cradle Will Rock.'
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Job Gone: A Silicon Valley fairy tale.
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Thai One On: Joe Izzo rediscovers the joy of fire and ice at Siam.
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